Spanish coffee

Almost ten years ago, when I came to Spain, I couldn't just imagine a day without coffee - in a large mug with hot milk and sugar - now, I prefer tea, especially the green one - without milk and sugar:). At the beginning of my Spanish adventure, I lived in a small mountainous village in Almeria province, where I learnt a traditional way of preparing and serving coffee. From the beginning I used to drink café con leche - coffee with hot milk (more or less half and half) served in a teacup. I…

Spanish coffee is an Americanized version of the carajillo, a simple Spanish pairing of coffee and rum or other spirits. This recipe is similar to the famous Spanish coffee served at Huber's, a ...

This Spanish latte recipe is a riff on the café con leche drink. It has a forward coffee flavour. Sweetened with condensed milk, it's sublime

Indulge yourself with our 11 decadent Spanish coffee recipes you can create tonight. Bold and extremely satisfying, we have recipes perfect to kickstart your day or for your mid-afternoon pick-me-up. Or try it for an after dinner coffee cocktail! Try one today! #spanishcoffee #spanishcoffeerecipes #spanishcoffeecocktail #spanishcoffeehowto #coffeerecipesathome #kahluacoffee

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So, I get asked a lot, "How do you make a Spanish Coffee the correct way?". Well, there are so many variations, and everyone might have their preference on taste, but there are a few essential components to this wonderful drink, and once you follow these general guidelines, you can experiment which different variations depending on what you have available. The general make-up of a Spanish Coffee is as follows: 1oz Rum 1.5 oz Coffee Liqueur (Kahlua, Tia Maria, etc.) 0.5 oz Orange Liqueur…

You’ll look forward to dessert even more when this warm and welcoming after-dinner drink is on the menu. —Sharon Tipton, Orlando, Florida

A recipe for the Spanish Coffee cocktail, a drink featuring hot coffee and Licor 43, which has vanilla and tangy sweet fruit notes.

If you like coffee cocktails, you’ll love this Spanish coffee recipe. Complete with a burnt sugar rim, aged rum and pillowy whipped cream!

Almost everyone loves coffee, booze, and fire. But the effect is synergistic when those three ingredients come together in one dazzling drink. Try this flaming Spanish coffee recipe to impress your friends with a fiery performance while simultaneously benefitting from the boost of coffee and the kick of a stiff drink.